keith morrison: va special agent nate >>> the a special agent, nate landkammer had martha ann mcclancyion was about to take a sudden turn to evil. he had learned about the suspicious photos sean and mcgavic one found in the computer martha ann had given them . pictures of bob found dead. >> he contacted the u.s. attorney's office and said, i have some information that you might want to know that might be helpful to the investigation. >> i had phone conversations between sean and i. >> nate learned, there had been an investigation into bob mcclancy's death six years earlier. remember, detective travis jones had been called to the house after 911 call placed by chuck. >> i just walked into the residence, just a plant growing in the landscape of the fire. mr. mcclancy appears to be in the fire. >> back then, the detective thought chuck was acting way too calm, was avoiding cpr on his best friend and was staging that's perhaps too convenient, do not resuscitate order. and it turned out the detective had good reason to want to question chuck after he discovered a digital camera inside the b

how strong is nate, who's defense? how great is it the parent potential? let me pass that question straight over to you. rafael. how great is the potential of nato to really ward off the kind of aggression that we did just see? natal has become larger. it's now another lines of $32.00 with sweet and joining already of this year. it's also becoming stronger and the decisions that heads of state and government took at washington um are moving in the right direction, i think. but the requirements also increasing significantly in some respects, and that requires the continued move forward to meet the demands that the domain specific regional specific defense plans. unlike anything we've seen since the end of the cold war being translated into forces, capabilities, infrastructure and stop pulse and, and that's where the rubber hits the road. you say it's stronger, but the fact is, as we heard from a kristi, is that what the alliance is doing now? are the members of the lines in a to itself is not a party to that conflict? is what, what's being done right now is

and nate, so says ukraine is on an era of us, it will cost membership of the alliance as it pledges additional supports and fresh agents to keep the concerning the un sounds. v along the vast evaluation orders issued by israel in gauze associates. it says full, single ready displays, people to flee again. will fuel maps the menu can? thanks so much for joining us. we begin with breaking news coming in from the northern french city of all 5 sizes that are racing to contain a fire in the cities gosset cathedral local authorities say the structure which dates back to the 12th century was under govern renovation. work. the place is an ominous reminder of the 2019 blaze that nearly destroyed the knots for the cathedral in paris. the law church has now been evacuated and emergency services are the same. the cause of the site is not yet known, but will of course, bring you more information on this story as it comes in. now, in other news, germany and the united states have announced that they will begin deploying long range missiles to germany. from 2026, the country se the move cements the commitmen

since so much of this is now data analys that nate silver can runsimulation wins o.it's a great of fortunately or unfortunately my book research it.ed beforeffway and i really'a thank you. thank you. is possibility because i tonight. i'm bruce so so i don't support what about about election can you talk about 2016 and h preal in which your h you know at the end hilsaying to dispute some of the stuff and investigate what's going on in the rural communities in those three states andith the russians involved and you talk about that and what you're taken on that there isn't much in the book about it those states were very c very, very close and close enough to . there was a a movementngress whs meets to certify the there was some effort to try to challenge those■ returns. and, you know, joe biden, then the vice president, president, the senate, you know, cut it off and said, don't this is this i't going to go there. and i think, to his credit he, you know, kept that really exploding in a big time way. i don't know. lot of persuasive evidence that that that that that woul

nate silver, who was the founder of fivethirtyeight, has has moved on from from 538.ip has changed and the management has changed. so it's a defensive team. okay. was when.a different entity than what's data journalism as opposed to pollingit's when youd collect data from publicrces to to inform and to shape your your reportingnd. it's it's not far from but it's it's the way that nate silver ran at fivethirtyeight. it was polling plus it was more than polling. and so he would he would take all these polls andhis model an. and, you know, run these times, come up with the failsafe. but he he succeeded often rock. and in data. oes it it doesn't work that way anymore. well, in 2016 he he missed on five states and thoughtt hillary clinton was going to win those states. and donald trump won them. i think i think he said there was like a 10% chance of a spt cision. and by that is, a candidate wins the popular vote. but the electoral college and that's what happened. so that 10% option, i guess or possibility came true in 2020. you know, as i saidtrump was wid votes. he hasn'

it's it's not far from but it' that nate silver ran at fivethirtyeight. it was p tholling. and so he would he would take all thes sort of crunch them through his through his model and thendd other elements as well. and, you know, run these y hundreds of times, come up with the failsafe. but he he succeeded oftenething of a rock. and in it doesn't work that way anymore. well in 2016 he he missed on five states and thought that hillary clinton was going to win those states. and donald trump won them. i think he a i think he said there was like a 10% chance of a and by that is, a candidate wins the popular vote.llege and that's what happe or possibility came true 2016 and it almost came true in 2020. you know, as i said earlier trump was within a few thousand votes. r election in some. the republicans haven't won si bush in 2004. the you. okay, gue uple more questions. let's see if we can gell of the hour. when joe, one thing i waion more would be the impact of artificial this is now data analysis and that nate silver can run throughsimulation wins or 200. you know, a.i. can d

invo nate silver, who was the founder of fivethiyeig, has has moved on from from 538. okay.d the management hased. so it's a defensive team. okay. and it's a different when. what's data journalism as opposed to polling? it's when you use data and collect f to inform and to shar your and. it's it's not far from but it tr ran at fivethirtyeight. it was pollus it was more than polling. and so he would he would take all these polls sort of crunch them through his through his model and then add other elements as well. and, you know, run these times, come up with the ections. they were not failsafe. but he he succeeded often enough, enough to be something of a rock. and in it doesn't work that way anymore. well, in 2016 he he missed on five states and thought that hillary clinton was going to win those states. and donald trump won them. i thinkhink he said there was like a 10% chance of a split decision. and by that is, a candidate wins the popular vote. but the electoral college and that's what hpene so that 10% option, i guess or possibility came it almost came true in 2020. you

we can turn to the silver bullet, nate silver, why i silver bullet, nate silver, why don't we look atd trump pulls ahead and he is now 45.2% withjoe biden on just 41.3. nate silver says thatjoe biden is down by around four points and has gone badly for him in the last 24 hours and he said that trump is spiking and biden is depressing that he says two factors are at play, firstly with the republican convention going well for donald trump and the sympathy vote from the assassination attempt at the weekend. there was an interesting story in the new york times recently and that is nancy pelosi, the former speaker of the house of representatives, the new york times says she was on the phone tojoe biden and says i am seeing the polls that say you will lose and joe biden reportedly said i can see polls that say i will win. nancy pelosi says put donnellan on the phone, mike donnellan, a long—standing aid of joe biden and she said, show me what the polls are, deep distrust of the biden circle. she the polls are, deep distrust of the biden circle.— biden circle. she is such an important _ biden

nobody knows polls better than nate silver. he was saying, my words, he was one of the first to say his age is a big factor. right now, nate 's post said donald trump has 70% chance of winning given the current president's age and cognition, which is -- should terrify every democrat. if it is saving democracy, joe biden will lose to donald trump. >> ainsley: nate silver said, it is centered on -- not question of biden's fitness for office. critics did not change, they made the media seem out of touch. demo democratic party is in a state of crisis, they have a month until dnc. if he drops the outs, they having to put kamala harris in. if she gets in, what do polls say? donald trump winning against joe biden and kamala harris right now. they have a month left before the dnc. at the end, because they ignored and of coer up and made excuses, the public sees the debate, limitsed amount of time to make a decision. this is most important office in our country and waited until the last minute. >> that is key, the coverup. this is not i

i'm tony dokoupil. >> i'm nate burleson. >> i'm natalie morales. >> gayle is off, but we're in greatyour world in 90 seconds. what's left of hurricane beryl continues to wreak havoc across the midwest this morning as blistering heat blankets much of the country.

uh, some further promises of assistance, assurances of the long term commitment of nate to think. right, so he's very clearly tying it so i'm trying to give it to you and it's oh, sure to the fights of ukraine in this war. but still, i would say we are talking about cost steps and we are going to take a look at some of those measures uh that were agreed on and at nato unity as a whole with $2.00 new nordic members. the alliance is now bigger than ever before . stretching from the atlantic ocean to the baltic sea, but does that also mean it's stronger? opening the summit, us president joe biden insisted that the allies are united, but that unity could be short lived if donald trump wins the upcoming us election. 90000 soldiers, nate who wants to demonstrate that strength with the largest maneuver since the end of the cold war, a response to the russian invasion of ukraine. the us remains the cornerstone of nature. so with a total of $1350000.00 troops, it provides more than 40 percent of all native full since it also accident major financial back to us investing more in defense tha

$90000.00 soldiers. nate, who wants to demonstrate that strength with the largest maneuver since the end of the cold war, a response to the russian invasion of ukraine. the us remains the cornerstone of nature with a total of $1350000.00 troops. it provides more than 40 percent of all native faucets. it also acts as a age of financial backed up, investing more in defense than all of the allies combined this year. it's expected that 9 of 30 to nature countries weren't even meet the target 2 percent g d p contribution, including spain and belgium. this highlights how different the allied members to see if the threats of food should highland leads with the contribution of move in full percent and the baltic states. so also investing heavily into the nature of budgets. the alliance's team is crucial for the protection of the eastern flank, money, weapons personnel. according to the latest estimates, the current 30 to nature states will spend a total of around $1.00 trillion yours on defense this year, a record amounts, but is this enough? how strong is nature's defense? how great is it t

it's going in close and steve, the, the state of rhineland collab, nate is picking up the bill around $80000.00 euros to produce 4 modules. the reactors can be set up in a laboratory. however, the researchers can also hang them on building facades and grow l g. there is nothing can put them right. as leaving the water comes in from the top. it just makes sense and then spreads through the whole entire area on the when it trips down, it's fed out again at the bottom and circulates back to the top of the down whole slide to see if we get them for the small metal and steel construction company, it was quite an order, not least because they had to procure acid resistance, stainless steel. but also when i read the cool to attend isn't so bio reactive at 1st i wanted what it was. so is it something atomic? that's what it sounds like. it 1st go in retrospect so it makes a lot of similes, thing going. i must say, i find what they doing. they have very interesting. i'm a fan of the project, something for you. and you'll find that to prevent the algae in the module from getting too much light f

nate silver says electoral college trump will win 61.3%.the other polls tied in these states. pennsylvania, michigan. it just baffles me when you look at her record. she is so progressive. how in the world can they be tied? >> well, she is dangerously liberal. and she has a liberal mainstream media, the same liberal mainstream media told the american people for years that joe biden was fine. he sharp as a tack. nothing to worry about. same mainstream liberal media same thing will harris. the more pot voters find out about her the more the numbers begin to sink. president trump took a bullet for democracy. >> this is a man who is going to save democracy. is he headed back to pennsylvania today. one of those states where he is beating kamala harris in the polls. is he going back there, carrying the memory of corey comperatore with him and is he going to talk about how we are going to make this country great again. because the thing about kamala harris is her policies read like a wish list. for greta vhe greta thunberg. ban our assault weapons

>> bret: nate foy in london, nate, thanks.resident biden's political fate and reaction to former president trump's convention speech, we'll be back with that in a second. ♪ ♪ discover performance in rare form. you got it... but she's delayed. get offers on select f sport models at the golden opportunity sales event. it's time to feed the dogs real food, not highly processed pellets. the farmer's dog is fresh food made with whole meat and veggies. it's not dry food. it's not wet food. it's just real food. it's an idea whose time has come. >> the american people, folks back here want a new leader, somebody that isn't trump that, isn't biden. >> i don't think we can do a coronation, but, obviously, the vice president would be the leading candidate. i think kind of a mini primary. >> i think would he be decisive about this. we rip off the band-aid. make kamala harris the nominee. >> you have heard from the president directly time and again, he is in this race to win, and is he our nominee and he is going to be our president for a

thank you, nate. long lines at every airport in america. man, oh man, a global i.t. outage from overnight grounding flights, disrupting banks. apparently this was after one update on a software program. it has all gone sideways. what you need to know if you are traveling today. stay tuned. plus this. >> right now the one who would come closest to unity at this late date is kamala harris. >> kamala is probably the sense-making choice at this point. he could hand it over to her. i think he should hand the presidency over to her. >> dana: a political reckoning for president biden. some say he could drop out as soon as this weekend. we might be breaking news on that this hour. >> bill: republicans leave in convention in milwaukee with a spring in their step. they are confident, they are happy, they are optimistic and we'll wrap up our coverage throughout the morning here in milwaukee coming up. >> america's future will be bigger, better, bolder, brighter, happier, stronger, freer, greater, and more united than ever before. duckduckgo con engine, like google, but it's r a

what the security interest of what, nate, what countries in north, at atlantic, does china threaten? this is ridiculous. you know, again, this is just plain pliable, lack key to america, to washington's interest, which is to contain china in asia, the chinese foreign ministry. se nato is stare among green. it's making a much and re enemies. is that fair though? because the lions itself, stress is continually we're still defensive in nature. carl, a mess. that's just that's just a joke at this point. victor. oh about nope. who is a president of hong we, which is a nato member. she just tweeted a couple of days ago from paige and you said china is a t power in creating the condition for peace in the grow your brain conflict. that's why he has came to china on his piece mission. mean china has offer you find me to get him to be honest. peace broker in the ukraine conflict, but may are the natal country has been a formerly i'll, i'll just, i'm hungry as you formerly rejected. and it's interesting when the for binding is in china. there was no opposition to phone use or t f, or, or mosse

so if you write see or document the western values in name of nate told them story ratio type out of the clear to say is that what's happened to your vest in liberal values? new side goes off for that reason, the rigid type of blogs use pulling down at tension to the nato countries. most of the united states, brandsound england, lots is going to mean garza is narrower, became an explanation from the nape of perspective, especially for the investor values because it, in the eyes of all the worlds there is a mess. it could, which is going on you side because that there is almost more explanation with, especially from some natal number such as i said, united states, england, france and germany. and they say is the gathering of those 32 leaders from the member countries of knighthood gathering in washington, dc. mocking the 75th anniversary since the founding of the organization, a gathering that's already kicked off with promises from the us president to supply new and defense systems to ukraine level, to focus on ukraine, on the conflict between ukraine and russia. that's crossover now

nate foy live in our european newsroom. nate, thank you very much.ppen in 17 minutes. with reaction we have got the anchor and executive editor of "special report," bret baier. good morning to you. >> bret: good morning. >> steve: it's a done deal. he is going to be found guilty. >> bret: it is. they are looking to put him in jail for 18 years. but the thing that this does open is this negotiation for a prisoner exchange. and that has been -- those talks have been ongoing. we are told they progressed really far. so hopefully this is the beginning of the end for getting gershkovich out of there. >> steve: right. speaking of the beginning of the end. let's talk a little bit about joe biden. axios -- we were just talking to mike allen. it sounds like joe biden is being convinced -- got to get the family on board. it's time to go. >> bret: it is his decision. so that's the deal. the family is not all there, yet. i have talked to a lot of people. they put the over under at 3 or 4 days before this all comes to a head. probably before the olympics on friday

a military commander for hezbollah has been aa saws a nateed in beirut, lebanon. -- assassinated. he was believed to to have planned last week's rocket attack. hamas and hezbollah are proxies of iran which threatens a harsh and painful response. this is escalation. the mideast on the brink of a wider war. there is some market response. start with the price of oil. it's rising. it's up over $2 to $77 a barrel. that would be, let's see, that's 3% up this morning. and gold, that's close to the a record territory, $2,465. the stock market's rallying, but this has nothing to do with israel and hezbollah and hamas. stocks are rallying. the fed announces its rate policy today. a rate cut not expected today, but a cut in september may be into that. you're going to have to to read between jay powell's lines this afternoon. the dow up maybe 88, s&p up 69. but look at the nasdaq, a 400-point gain premarket. that's the chip make pers rallying -- makers bigtime today. microsoft, its cloud busies appointed, and the stock plunge. it's down about just 1.7. something of a comeback this morning. an

they say that nate, so it was losing its purpose, pretty strong commentary that but what do we know? of course hunger is phase sure of his position when it comes to and nato and the conflict in ukraine. i mean, it makes you question a lot of things because hungry remains the only you country that actually met both presidents, the landscape and president with him. so it's interesting to know why it has shows and such this there and a belief and stands for peace and negotiations is that only triggers its relations with its allies. but let's take a listen to the statement from the home gary and foreign minister. sure, national fund. we have an agreement with the current secretary general and we have a promise from the teacher secretary general. the hungry will stay out of this needle mission and support of ukraine. we will not contribute on gary and soldiers to such an operation. we will not contribute to gary and tax payers money to such an operation. and we will not contribute on gary and territory to such an operation . and we will not continue to refrain from supplying weaponless. d

nate foy, thank you. make america the land of opportunity again. glenn youngkin laying out his vision ahead of donald trump's speech tonight. >> ainsley: he is laying gr groundwork for 2028. he joins us now. >> we have one objective, to win in 2024. i told the president i am enthusiastically working for he and j.d. to win. one of the most important sentiments across this convention will cull miminate ie president's speech is commitment to do the work. we have 3-1/2 months to win this. we have to flip the senate and get donald trump back in the white house. that is the work and where we're focused. >> steve: joe biden won commonwealth of west virginia in 2020, now it is essentially over last couple weeks, a coin flip where they are tied. new emerson college poll about the commonwealth of virginia and donald trump is up by two points, 45-43. i would like to know who the 43% are. when you look at the current president, he is not having a good year. >> this is why we're in the situation we are, america has been projecting weakness around the world and

nate foy joins me now. >> good morning. already spent 16 months in russian lockup and is staring down 16 years after being sentenced on espionage charges but the process was expedited and what this could do is open the door for negotiations to reach the next phase and possible prisoner exchange. look at this video today. you see him inside the court room. russian authorities denied media a lot of access but he did make a final statement, pleaded not guilty, us government says he's innocent, state department is working tirelessly on bringing them home. russian prosecutors claim evan gershkovich work for the cia gathering information on a russian tank factory making thanks for russia's war in ukraine. a source close to evan gershkovich's family told me they would wait for the end of this sham trial, you saw evan gershkovich with his head shaved. his father has also shaved his own head in solidarity. look at this video showing evan gershkovich waving as he left the court room. the wall street journal says he was doing his job

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now the a may just show support for ukraine. nate's, her latest pledge at least $43000000000.00 in ministry. 8 to help teeth and it's 4 against russian the carry johnston. this is all just from to whole set coming the we take a look at the efforts to preserve causes education system as it's really a tax reduce 80 percent of schools to rep we need to protest.

crane continues, is watchable. reforms will continue to support them on the universe of volt paul to nate, don't membership the work we are doing together now will ensure that when the time is right. ukraine conjoined without delay. it is not the question of this, but with all right, let's cross over to washington now and speak with bradley bowman. he is a senior director of the center on military and political power. the foundation for the defense of democracies thanks for joining us on dw use. so basis being the alliances at 75th anniversary summit. how relevant is nato in 2024. as i think nato as an alliance is more relevant then it is ever been. you know, when you look back to the founding of nato 1949 signed their and constitution avenue in washington dc. the north atlantic treaty are right in that very room that they're in this week. one of the goals was to keep the mosque out from and we keep mosque out from invading any members of nato. and that remains as the communique as the, the declaration release today. emphasizes the number one concern of the alliance right now that the, th

nate if you can go to the next slide. the next slide shows you at the top and this graph, which eric toe drew for us on a napkin about a half year ago, shows how high rents are needed to cover revenue bond debt service. lower finance rate can finance with no additional suidy. what you see in the orange slice there, is the increased amount of subsidy needed to have affordable rents at varying interest rates. when you have a low interest rate 4 to 5 percent, no subsidies are needed and as you go above 5 percent, you'll see that the slice of subsidy increases. tax exempt revenue bonds treat housing like infrastructure the same used to finance critical public needs like wroughter infrastructure. this deals with two types of bonds, governmental purpose bond commonly used for city buildings and infrastructure projects and also used for housing. it requires that the property is publicly owned and tax exempt and is developed and managed by non profit or for profit developers. the other tax exempt bond is a 501c3 where the propert

remains a no go. germany has us nuclear weapon states and t as part of that nucleus field provided by nate to but it doesn't sink own capabilities domestically. this is already a, causing quite a political storm is included some part of the greens want to have a debate about this. well, this is already signed with the united states. so be interesting how he explains that back home. and he's also willing to take a hit in the public debates. this is not necessarily going to be popular. he had positioned himself as a chance, the piece to only really much to school in the opinion polls if you was able to, when he was able to demonstrate that's very corston towards the rest and not provoking russia and not creating any kind of impression that nato germany specifically would get involved in the route between russia and ukraine. this is now a very different step and it points to gemini, willing, ready, and wanting to take more of a leading role within they to in the future. i said, i think so much for that update. that's chief political editor, michelle, you, alexis never pushing from the nice su

member states is it'd be one to support you for him, but hungry up that out of a long term plan of nate to, to support hungry. edward support you frame. sorry, bounce. thank you very much. that was our correspond to bounce. we get there in brussels and nit conley in ukraine. let's catch you up on a few other stories making headlines around the world states. israel's military has ordered post indians to evacuate parts of cum eunice in southern gaza. the move could means the return of ground troops through the area several weeks after they pulled out. israel's military service. the militant group is lubbock show 100 recently fired rockets from a site nearby us spring court has ruled that donald trump cannot be prosecuted for actions done within his constitutional powers. during his time as president, the justices wrote that he can be tried for unofficial partial immunity. ruling further delays problems trial over his attempts to block the transition to power. following the 2020 elect each so horribly treated hurricane barrel has battered the south eastern caribbean. quickly moving towards

biden also plunging in polling guru nate silvers' election for cast model. his chances of winning dropping to less than 28%, seven point drop from the 35% he was at going into the debate. we're also expecting public remarks from the president himself later this hour. senior white house correspondent jacque heinrich is at the white house. >> you know, if you are the biden campaign you are following apparently entirely different numbers. they shared some internal polling with certain media outlets showing trump leading biden 46-45. that is about the same as their may numbers and their whole pitch is the debate didn't change anything. but the other side of that is the internal polling they are sharing shows the president losing. but the look at the bright side strategy is step two in that eight-step recovery plan that was obtained by axios. it includes number one, dismiss the bed wetting, a line that donors reportedly did not like to hear so much. number six is get the donor class to chill. number eight ignore the media calling for his resignation. one campaign

with nate silver. is he a die died in the wool democratic superstar.er a two minute clip. we haven't even watched the rest of the clip. >> you can't put the betweeny back in the bottle. you hut so many democrats hit the panic button. i don't know how they recover. joe biden hold on kicking and screaming even more jill biden hold on kicking and screaming. i don't know how you undo this. i don't know how you put this all back together. i think that it's gone so far. there is are so many notable democrats that are in panic mode. i don't think you can ease concerns. it's one thing for conservatives and republicans to say something is not right here. but, when you have the exodus of democrats leaving joe biden's side i don't know how you fix that and this interview tonight, boy, if that was two minutes, i don't know what the rest of it is going to looking like. we don't know if we'll get the unedited version. maybe the unedited version is even worse. >> jason: i know for a long time, tomi, you and i both predicted he would not be the nominee. we will see wh

email a question at nate. moore at aei.org or use the tag on twitter alexion watch aei. they will tell us the big demographic picture of where we stand. >> sure. the big question now that biden has been replaced what does that do to the democrats chances. it is unclear the panacea but the race has heightened. is what is it -- what does the kamala coalition look like? again, these are early days. there has been little high-quality polling released since biden left the race, but maybe there's enough to discern the contours of what might be the kamala coalition. in talking about this, obviously, we are in a little bit of a silly season here in terms of how people feel about the harris coalition and kamala. there has been massive, basically super favorable coverage, just blanketing the centerleft media. they are extremely happy. they are delighted. we are now in a situation where it has got to the point where people are like, oh my god, it's the obama coalition, it's coming back, it's like obama coalition 2.0. one thing people do not really understand the demographic nature

nate foye on that. after shocks felt after the supreme court's landmark ruling on presidential immunity that happened here yesterday. former president donald trump is moving to overturn his recent new york criminal conviction and sentencing this month delayed. joining us is carrie severino. from the judicial crisis network. can that work? can president trump succeed with that filing? >> well, what he is hanging his hat on from the immunity decision is part of the decision that said the official acts, because they are immune, you can't even try to bring them in as evidence because that would allow courts to try to reach into what the president is doing and kind of use again the legal system as a tool and weapon to harass a president or former president in this case and so those things have to be excluded. in this case he is saying there were pieces of evidence brought into this case that shouldn't have been allowed now under the immunity decision. i don't think it is clear. all of this is new territory.

meanwhile, notable left-leaning statistician nate silver calling democrats [ bleep ] cowards who shouldned from public for not speaking out and right on cue, congressman doggett of austin texas became the first elected democrats to publicly ask joe to drop out and another democrat in a swing district penned this op-ed "donald trump will win the election and democracy will be just fine. at the same time, other top democrats continue to stand by the president despite a mountain of pressure as nancy pelosi laughably called biden masterful but now even biden's powells in the mainstream media painting a different picture here's carl bernstein on cnn. >> part of the people you're talking, what are you hearing? >> these are people very close to president biden who love him and among them are some people who have raise a lot of money for him and they are adamant that what we saw the other night the joe biden we saw is not a one-off that there have been 15 or 20 occasions in the last year and a half when the president has appeared somewhat as he did in that horror show we witnessed >> kelly-ann:

eyes of the world are watching, including russian president vladimir putin, one of course the us and nateu for that- want to — continues to progress. thank you for that. want to bring _ continues to progress. thank you for that. want to bring back _ continues to progress. thank you for that. want to bring back in _ continues to progress. thank you for that. want to bring back in veteran l that. want to bring back in veteran pentagon correspondent arbour star, on that point you've been many years watching the point —— barbara starr. what do you think ofjoe biden �*s performance how it will speak to the critics about his performance and his abilities in recent days? weill. his abilities in recent days? well, i aaree his abilities in recent days? well, i agree with _ his abilities in recent days? well, i agree with helena, _ his abilities in recent days? well, i agree with helena, no _ his abilities in recent days? well, i agree with helena, no surprise. i agree with helena, no surprise there _ i agree with helena, no surprise there he — i agree with helena, no surprise there. he got through

because nate silver also weighed in and used his complicated map to talk about the odds of who wouldmerge victorious in november and so far electorally. the model looks strongly for donald trump. >> ainsley: very strongly. 61.3%. compared to her 38.1%. is he going to be in harrisburg, pennsylvania for a rally today. and j.d. vance in california for a rally and arizona for a valley. and kamala harris will be in houston, texas, meeting with the sigma gamma row sorority. >> steve: nate silva one of the people we reported and reported one of the early people said joe biden has got to drop out because he is not all there. what he says is the democrat side obviously has gotten a jolt of excitement. we saw that with the big rally yesterday down in atlanta. so, they are tightening. and right now -- that particular number, donald trump is down about four and a half. but he is still predicting that donald trump will win the electoral college vote; however, when it comes to the popular vote, he still suggesting, according to his calculations with 40,000 different variables that kamala harris wi

fox's nate foy has the story. >> the flightmare continues following friday's massive global software >> i feel awful for everybody who's flights are getting canceled, people going to things like funerals or stuff of that situation. this is unacceptable. >> delta airlines, one of the most affected over the weekend, canceled more than 600 additional flights monday morning. the airline accounted for roughly half of the 7000 u.s. flights canceled between friday, saturday and sunday, marking one of the worst travel weekends of the year. delta's ceo says, quote, our teams have been working around the clock to recover and restore full functionality. the tech meltdown came during the busiest travel weekend of the summer for delta, with flights already more than 90% full. meanwhile, multiple financial institutions, government entities and corporations around the globe also reported issues. in the u.s, some hospitals and school districts reported impacts, and some courthouses either closed or delayed trial proceedings. in the uk, the impacts are similar. >> the doctors answer more or less imme

nate foy, thanks for breaking down those horrendous details for us. sandra?sandra: gillian, thank you. we are waiting to hear from the white house. this is a live look at the white house press briefing room. this would be the first update that we have had from karine jean-pierre since the president's debate performance. we will take you there live when that briefing begins. >> gillian: and this toilet paper could offer insight into the health of the economy. companies who sell the product or issuing a new warning about consumer spending. have the former ceo of cke restaurant on tap to join us next. tri-zone. ♪ ♪ i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. i'm under 7. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. i'm lowering my risk. adults lost up to 14 pounds. i lost some weight. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't share needles or pens, or reuse n

world, exactly, so as you mentioned there it is against israel's interest, there is no possibility of nating resistance uh regarding what netanyahu is insisting to continue the war, well it's it's reasonable to to do that, well someone is losing, you can't expect him to stop what he's doing, he's going to lose, he has and now he has only two choices. was even either sign deal today and lose today or just postpone, so what he's doing is to postpone it, and the and the best thing about it is that no one in the us, no one in israel believes that israel is winning, and that's a fact that you can hear and in every statement in the us or inside of israel, exactly. now let's go ahead and move over to the northern front with lebanon where it is impossible to achieve victory over hisb, the road is blocked and the strategic imast continues on the lebanese front, moreover, the assassination operations in the same context, the hebrew media paid lot of attention to the scenes displayed by hizballah from hudhood number two about the military and intelligence bases and installations in the occupied golan,

in london, nate foy, ktvu, fox two news service on the new oakland alameda water shuttle is back thisning. >> the free woodstock ferry first made its first trip across the estuary wednesday morning, but mechanical issues grounded the boat an hour before its last trip. that evening. sf bay ferry says repairs on the shuttle are now complete and it is back in service as of today, saks fifth avenue says layoffs and big operational changes are coming. the chronicle reports the location in san francisco's union square will be switching to appointment only shopping. the change is set to go in effect august 28th. no word yet on the motivations behind the operational pivot. the announcement also includes a round of layoffs. it's not clear how many employees will be getting those notices. saks reps say those who are eligible will get severance packages. >> well, much like that video, we have blue skies outside our doors here in jack london studio and roberta, it's already warm out there and it's just going to get warmer. >> absolutely. with the daytime heating today, our temperatures are increa

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our mutual friend michel charles said to me, go talk to nate. he might know something about judge waring. so i pulled him aside and i said, you know, i'm working this book. and i was wondering whether he said. well, are you writing a biography of waring. i said, no, i'm writing about a story. i'm very him a little bit about it. and he said i said, but i'm curious, have you ever heard about a conversation between white house waring. and thurgood marshall in his chambers? he said, yes, i that story. i who told you? he said, walter white, thurgood marshall's boss told him the story. and he says, you know, in my autobiography, i mentioned it, but i didn't want to describe it because for the same reason you're asking me about. so, you know, i'm not writers. i went and read it and and he says it has this line. he says that it is long overlooked that is wearing inspired thurgood marshall to attack segregation root and branch. i called him i said nate is that what you're talking about? he says, you need to publish. you need to tell the whole story. so t

. >>> also nate gets a crash course in the world of high speed sailing with an elite american team. prix. it's like racing on the water. so all that and more for the billionaires set i guess from wyoming. at 7:00. >> all right. in the meantime, i'll get a $2 coffee. tony, thank you so much, have a great day. >>> i'll treat you to that coffee. reed. all right. now to our "bay area backstage." the east bay film collective is wanting to transform oakland into a hub of filling makers. last month a film rebate ordinance unanimously passed the first reading and we spoke to the group working to revitalize the oakland film industry. >> we had music videos shot here, we've had car initial commercials and you can do a lot with the space. >> oakland is already a hub for creativity and activism and new ideas. it's already hub for all those things but not always been the city that's the friendliest to filming here. >> reporter: but that is changing with the help of the east bay film collective. comedian host and community activist wkammal bell first moved to the bay area in 1997. >> the more i s

injured in the air strike on albamasi, the area that was targeted is a densely populated area and is nated safe zone, it's home to thousands of people, most of them living in tent. israeli air strikes targeted other areas of the besieg strip on saturday. day as well, 20 palestinians were killed in attack a prayer hall in the sharti refugee camp. regime's artillery fire target of rafa city well. israel launched this genocidal war on october the 7th. over 38,400 palestinians have been killed so far. the hamas resistance movement has condemned the israel's massacre of palestinians in alwasi refugee camp, in a statement the group said the attack marks dangerous. in the unprecedented series of crimes being committed in the bessieg territory by the quote new nazis. it said this disregard for international law would not have continued without the support of the us administration. hamas also rejected an israeli claim about killing of his military wings seen commanders in the amawazi attack is that these claims are attempt to cover up the extent of the horrific massacre earlier israel said the stri

. >> i'm nate burleson. >> i'm natalie morales. >> gayle is off, but we're in great hands.opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. president biden will take questions today at a rare press conference as high-profile democrats express doubts about his campaign. >> i am